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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

A MARROW Esc,PE.-Fir.t Omaha
Burglas-"l tell YOU It's awful the way
things are in Nes EaslAnd. twenty OF
thirty women to every man"
Second Omaha Burslar-"l suppose
40. All the men have come west"
Eyes, that's how !, IT,"
"Dii you get much Doodle there ?
ayes but had = narrow escape onee.
noticed . 10, OF the fass, diamonds
you ever saw on Boston girl just go
ing out to the house TO . lecture or some
thing. and l watched my chance and so.
in and hid under her bed. You see, !
Was thinkin' she would be 90 interested
Ia the lecture she vent to that she
wouldn't think TO look around for burg
lars. you know"
eyes"
"But when she came In the fret thing
she did was to look under the bed. and
there she saw me-"
"Did she scream or faint"
"she just grabbed me with both hands
and held on like grim death"
"Eh How did you set away"
al explained TO her that was already
married and she let me go."-Omaha
World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
DRUNKENNESS on THE Logon lI,Nir Pos
IfIvKLY CURED M ADMINISTERING
nR. IaI, ~ GOLpKN SPECIFIC.

II can BE- given Ia a cup OF coffee or tea
without the knowledge OF the person TAX
ing 10, l. absolutely harmless aud will ef'
feet permanent and speedy cure, whether
the patient l. q moderate drinker or an al
cohOlic wreck. Thousands OF drunkArds
have been made temperate men who have
taken Golden Specific In their coffee with
on, their knowledge. snd to-day believe
they qalt drinking OF their own free will.
IT NEVER FAILS. The system once
impregnsted with the Specific II becomes
an utter imposslbiliiy for the liquor sppe-
lite 20 exist. for full particulars, address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co, is5 Race 81.
Cincinnati, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

"Hcailng on The wings" say al Who
have made Use - DR wIsrAR's BatsAN
OF VIM CuERKY, and ~ such use hseu
cured 10 coughs, colts, brOrehl'i., sore
throat. irracEIs OF consumption. The
prudent will always hep ihis standard
REMEDY hy them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

"Do yoa keep biBALssi' Inquired Jones
OF tie groosrymsn. "Yes, sir." whist
so you wAri % keep en- fori Way don't
you sell emf Ard he rushed out just 10
time 20 miss The rotten spple the grocery
man fred AZ him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
MANY NEW IDEAS

In The home cure % diseases, tccidsut.
and how % ircst them, and many hinis OF
value 20 The sick Nil be found In Dr.
KAufnanns great Medical WORK; elegant
Illustrations Ssud three : cent stamps 10
A. 4 oniwAy c., Boston, Mas. ard
receive a copy free
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

I-ciianApE
or Fan came stcrmlng bone nom
school
with mary poat ard frowui
Her frif upon the grassy lawn
She angflly threw down.
A last ,ha, cnancsd u cross her path.
She crushed with krgry ueadi
"I'm not like YOU che ftrosly cried,
"for All the teacher said"
"whst did the teacher ssyf- I ssked--
A fiash sufsset her hrow-
"Soe aid wss ,sAOle." she cried,
"Say, sus,y, an novf
h,i 10 laugh a hearty laugh
Ere ny Fan could tell
The teacher complimsutcd you
Because you study well
Joan p'AKc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Il see they have hsd little trouble In =
Boston church" saii the professor.
Al :" said BesIam. FLOWS thaif
"The minlsisr gave out the hymn, II
Low, 20 steal awhile away aud Deacon
BoOdivbAg. who l. bank cashier. took IL
- psrsonsl rejection, ari gave up his
pew."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Much % The discomfort 81 w,sh fsy I.
removed by ~ use % JAMES flLES
.PEARLiSE n removes dirt without The
leas, hilary % ihe mosi delicate fabric
For sale ~ sfpcsrs cen"rsiiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Its oousldsgvd Quiie The proper hing
20 wear q cahbsge Leaf In re bat a. a pro
tsc;lon from M heat. Some people, how
ever. prefer . cary the cabbage leaf In
The mouth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Yc.. Ne would rather be Prssiisni OF the
repuh ic ih,n queen OF Gres, Butain and
empires 81 IutlA Mr.. Cleveland may
have a second tern, something that Vieio-
ia cannO, hOpl for.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

10 a.klrr young lady 10 favor 700 with
"Slus To NJ Oaiy Oscc AEsin b. care
ful rui a. put any sifvss ON ihe words
"oniy one. OF dire f,suiis may follow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Economy sut strength are peculiar 10
TO-. = Ssrssptfills. The only medicine %
which "lOO Dl-,s Olc DollsF" j. true.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
II-scArrEErp rRovEHn

II-tCATfERtD fRONhhh
A wori taken from each OF The followlng
sentences viii form pfoycro.
I. Ifycud have helr, this motto htei-
Always help man In need
,. n you would have your work we'll
done. 90 Il youfssf
=. Re good and you will he hsPPy.
Heaven il near Ia those WIN serve
their Maker
la woman Nlll.. che Will. and yOa msy
dspsud ont;
cud uu't.
Help Tie dsssiylu. poor.
:. You csnuoi gather good fruli rum
corrupt use
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Smoking has bsea completely forbid.
den In any pert Of CincinnstTs horse
cars. Il is plain that liberty is going to
the hogs out there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
Non.ifc.idcni Tn,es,
In The lo~n Of Bsth.l. IN NJ ccsniy Of Oh
Gsrt Cor Ire rear l.rf
TUITION FREE

In he to.n Of BethsI, In ne Co4nty Of GA
ford, Coz the rear l.,9,
The following lat Of tAtss On real estaf N
non.resldsnt owners IN the toen o. be'hsls
he year Isl. n bills eoumittsd % Ilmctli ~.
Chapmsn. Collector Of said town, on me len
day "a Jase. LED. has been rstuTued By bin 70 ~
a. remaining unpsh on the isth day % Jsnes -.
by his certificate 0f that date, and nos remAll.
unpaid and notice u hereby siven thsi ~ IN.
frsasury OF saif town within eighteen monins
from The date ol the commitment % tAi t.is'
90 mach OF the real estate taxed AZ - sn
lent 10 pay the amour due thereon, includlns ~.
tsrest and eharxss xlll without further notles r.
sold 81 public auction, ~ the fre.tufefs o.--s
in saii TOYS on SATURDAY. lee. Sisi, hs'' AZ s'
O'cloek In the aterno0n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Lieut.. Hem, Of the Gsls,ss. ought to
be able to lay 10 In foul weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

When q man says. al hear noi'e," Il
probably never occurs TO him that there i'
nothing in this vide world that anybody
can bear but . noise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Ifnnputo o. maize. Cat tais oui AT rs.sfu
mllVEvta .. AL 80 riii seni zoe re-. .oms
hioA'b hing u great Fslss AT lap1fianrs
4, Won that oil start goa IN Business sli1h 81
hrtn. Yea IN nsfs monsT ftshi asaF ttaa snT.
Ihinr else In thls void. Any Cns cau 90 uli
xors anf llva AZ hone. fnhsf 49, oil tffs.
e.msthlrx ass. that last CONS moosy O. a.
soTssrs. wfrli starr zoe, esp Nal not nestsf
mi. - oae a ne Esualne. inpoftAai ehaarst n
lifetime. Thoss sho are amttiops anf fniff.
prislns sill ncs dsiay. ..rand euhi nee. Aiifss'
IaTHA 60. AuFastt. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
ORR puZZLR CORNER.


Communication. cor ,his Department should
= - sent ne osil,er. W. n. EASTMAN. last sum
nsr. Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
N-aSA0KANs

iV.-ANAoKANs
A man ouce salt. ard spoke the truth,
when ssked biz occupation,
~ mQp cicaa ~ the wicked WAYS
Ard take rogue- 10 the station.
They ssy stand shout an talk
Brnezih the ssslighrs risrs,
Ard hat whsn danger sspy,
lqglck'y clssrPesr
tskci man 10 wotkmtn's clothes
Wha, WAY he earned livingi
IL answered me "Ecsf orups, you know,
40 emblem II o'grisVinF,
Ard grieVirg ny smploysr'N y.
when b. my tin for work shsl 80.
EruNL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
yt-ESisN.

Comp 49, 90 n i,u.rs
MVii c. mrar. iimh
Mss ~ gfcssiNcs.
Mills. lois smsli stlmh.
Ntg.2 tisa hrsrn ~ llsht
TIE whole O. tte usnc ~ novel writer
nEssir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
L.B.AndrewS
Yves, farls. Maine.
Nh Frss.sosan race will cone 90 later.


Administrators sale.
PURSUANT 10 license from the ffsn. Geo. A.
i Wilson, Jadge of Probate. within and Coz the
Coanty Of Oxfbrd, shall eel a public Aseiien, eu
the premises. In Bethel. Friday. the itth day q Oct
A. b. 1871. Il ten e'cleck A. n. the homestead fArm
of Abel H. Lyca. late of Beths. deceased. together
Bethel, Sept. an, 1871.
ELLA n. LYON. AprnIsrRAron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
W0RKTNG CI,ASSRSaTTEHTIOH

t.rei a. faruisA al classes 18th snploImstt q
hsms the wboi- of tks time, - iof INV slais
mOusnts. Has iafss ufws uzh Aei lfeA.anf
la A. ID Ter eTening, All . Irogortlonsl an ~
tsgotins All thsli tine 70 ths tusinsse bofs at
sitls earn nearly ~ much a. msns Itai AT -
sSi this mar ssaf thslf tdl fess sna fsl NJ -
-. we mske thls srsf. To sue n a. afs nci stlI
Il se Gill ssnt 0as dolAr " psF iorttf uce
b, "a srtlas. fuu paftieliAfs All ouiaiifss. A.
srsss C1OHGE sTfssOs a GO fofiiAni, hslte
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
Grand Trunk Railway
sumner Advancement.

"a a. aa.f Ma ia, issf. al anti further 10.
tlrs. trans . u run - ic.irss
flag stsilous msfkei'
xoxrnr.r 10 rsurtAxn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

iti.-wOgp SQUARE
/ Something that iyes In the water !
also Kind 81 frult
, Towering psssloui also be TF''
yNilirg fsshior.
3 very dlssgrseabie disease.
Aklni - drink.
BNNNiE BEE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
H0rk lsl and q PACIFIC RllL NLl

~ r-rsn ofifs re-frsi rns'f1e sis lsltfa q 80.
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nf.rn rr.I. L l.Ha ~ 49, trar.1i 80 ffe'rrl
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49,. f.If irfnaa. ~ ~ 's. irTis. tiTuTlTa. Me-
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Hn.H"..H .HHHHa "a HI|HHa n 90 T..
..r I.aa tI.r. a. h.Iaas. ia'lt1.is t1'sfsst a.
....- 800. y. Haf.t.r NkfIan. tIathFla tHaffH a.
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trr.r..n Cd harass cry. ~ $50. 49, -.
by I... ~ N.le...is y ~ 80 - ! -. al
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DIAMOND
l 4 eousouatt
= An animal
s Atroi u-ri - farmtr..
Agifl, nsm~.
5 \ voNfl
Inns MAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
IN, crr,t Rock island Route

mo Great Rock island Route
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

THE subscrib>r hereby sIves psblie noties ~
Of Probsts fof the County Of Offord, sni -
supsei ths trust 81 Eueesfrix e The estate o.
NATHANIEL Z. Thuk, Ate of btnsl, A..
In said Cousty, dscease ~ fvng t,sa -
lau directs sks therUfoFs lessess Al p<fscs
dsbssd 10 the sstsi< % said d<oe<ssd " msts -
n<d.ats payment. and lhos< Who have s1J y"
uasls fh-ssou % sKhiDli ne zane 70 .,s
Juiy 10. ies7. SUSANNA ".fAs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-10

In MIA Rho,ds' je.elry store, East King
street, may be seen a tine oil psintiug by Mr
Jacob W. Dsichier, Illustrative OF GShe's
poem, the Legend OF the Horseshoe 1"
Ihe legend Is, in brief that Christ and his
disciples we're making journey through the
Holy Land when the n aster saw a horseshoe
lying i'll The highway. He told Peter to- pick
IL up, but the iatter said 1t was no good-not
worth having. Christ picked IL up and some
distance ahead be and his Disciples came
upon blacksmith shop, where he sold the
horseshoe and with the money bought some
cherries. These cherries Christ dropped,
one or two at a time along the highway, and
Peter, who WAS following picked them up
and ate them, pronoupciuR them the best
cherries he had ever eaten. As lesson %
the disciple, Christ called Peters attention To
the TACT that hs stopped dozens OF time. TO
pick up the cherries, whereas If he had
picked up the horseshoe he would have had
To sfoop bat once. Mr.. DeichlsF's treatment
OF the legend is very artistic. Toe rgures of
the saviour and hls disciples are very artis-
tlcaliv grouped and cOlored, showing that
Mr. Diechier is au expert in handling the
perciL sad blending the pigments.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-10
HsA 1rkss.


GRAY -Justus Gray, on the sGh inst, In the
50 b year OF bis age.
Funeral Friday afternoon at q O'Clock, from
the n sidence OF H. b FAIRY. No. III Last King
street.
CIAssELh;-March 5. 49, In this city. James
n. ChanneIl.
The relatives and friends OF the fanily-a,so.
the members OF Monterey Lodge No. 2i?,I.O
y. +. Washington Encim pment. No. II, l. d. O.
y. and Can as sa &c go Tribe. !. %. X. Mare re.
spectfuily invited TO attend the funeral. from
MS late residence No ISL North Charlotte st rect
on Friday afternoon at3 o'clock. Interim mt at
1ehcssuer cehe'ery' ltds
sCHMIp In this city. on the Oh inst Mary T.
daughter OF George Henry aud Sarah scLluid
aged years, months and days
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to atte nd he funeral from the
residence OF her parents. No. 80 North Queen
street. on fricay afternoon At o'clock Inter
ment at Zion cemetery.
CRoes In this city. on The 9th inst, Flixabnth
A, vile OF samuel Lross and daug hter of HENRY
Martin. In the 2sth year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the fuueraI, from
the residence OF her husband, No. sol West
James street. on Saturday afternoon at 2C'clockt
Interment at Woodward Hin cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-10
Moravian rore,ru M,s.,ou Society

The annual love feast Of the Foreign Missio u
society was held on Thursday evening in the
lecture room OF the Moravisn church. Owing
TO the inclemency Of the weather the attend.
ance was not greatly in excess OF the mem.
Dership OF the society, which 10 now about
~ The services were opened by singing
by the Junior choir OF the MorsvIan church.
which has just been organized. After the
love feast had been partaken OF Brother VIM.
Kreider, secretary and treasurer, read an
abstract Of his report on the work of the
society, which has sent $40 to The Alasks mis-.
sion and received eight new members IN the
past year. Rev. Hs,k then delivered an sd.
dress on the Alaska mission, which was fol.
lowed by vote OF $50 to that cause. The
old officers we're re elected for the ensuing
year and the exercises were closed with
prayer and singing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-10

The lights o. London."-The " Lights o. I on.
don. which 10 one OF the Gnest and best dram 8
ever produced will be pay ed u. Fulton ope ra
mouse on saturday evening. In the company.
under the management Of Lift Poore. whic h
VIII be here, are several artists who were in the
original London cast, while others were among
the earliest interpreters of the characters in
this country. The drama wiz be well moun ted
ana acted. and Will likely pove q dramatic
treat.
The 3roUoadoUra-Ot the piece which the
Troubadours Will produce here The New York
Dispasch says" he summing Bird is full of
action, and there Is never dull moment sh ID
owing Its merry round o. jollity. There Is little
plot tiL 1t; 1t IL merely measure ofl1Gicrous
perplexitiss in which the various Character, are
funnily involved. and end ing happily In hilar-
ity."
Toni9hts ConccTt-The great concert OF this
evening In FULTON opera house promises L, be
largely attended. William II. sherwood, The
eminent pianist. will delight his hearers by in
ktrumentadon, and Miss Wallace, of Phi tce,-
ph'a the dramatic soprano. will sing
The Rdgan Lectures-The lrst of tho series Of
Ragan lectures will bs presented IA the opera
house tomorrow evening TO a packed house
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-10
Plsasans Bir,hdsy CsI. brs,,ou.

u has been the goodly custom OF genial
Philip Lstxslter, the well known manu-
fscturer OF carriage supplies, to mark his
birthday anniversaries with suppers, to
which he invited his many friends Wed.
nesdsy was one OF these memorable days
M Lebssiter turning the fifty.eighth mile.
stone Of his life. The third floor Of Schiller
hall contained merry company iu the even.
3ng which was seated before Q table that was
Aid with choice delicAcies OF the season.
IL was prepared i'll the best style Of the
o6leieut caterer, AS. Hall. About seventy.
Avo gentlemen parto0k OF Mr.. Lebsslter's
aud al Joined In the wish that he
voald live to preside over many similar
events n the future
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-10

The Furnace school, taught by Miss Tillie
A. Grady, at Watts station, near Marietta, in
East Donegal township, will hold spelling
bee this evening, March TO- number OF
valuable prizes will.be given. Three classes
will be formed: The first for pupils OF Fur.
mace schools ; the second for pupils OF all
schools the third a general bee. Prof. l. s.
Geist, OF Marietta, and MIR. Joseph Zsamer,
OF Columbia, have been selected for teachers
The second OF the series o! the entertain
ments e' the Kinderhook Sunday school was
held on Saturday evening. The third and
last will be held on next Saturday evening,
March II The patronage Of the previous en-
tertainments has been such that the school
will buy much finer organ than they had
intended at frs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-10
Closing pric.s--s O'Clock u. tn.


CHICAGO. March Q The Drore-s' Journal rs
rorts :taltle-kec"'rts, 500 head shipments.
2pl market strong; shipping steers xs fo
LsH rs, bCj9a 10; stocsers ana feeders, % 80
SSsl cows bulls aud mixsd. 2iS33 90 bulk,
ChaGS u; through Texas, ~ IS 3S so
hoss-heceipts, l+,"" head; shipments, 5U
ncsn a, H1rsst slrons; rough AVID
liked. W Bhs,; packing and shipping, S ,O6
b ~ ight, - IOtp5 20 skips, % 5oS3 90
sheop-heceipts, $500 bead shipments, /. 90
had market steaiy; natives, % lnffl %
western, GotGi 10; Texans, :! oO6i rs; lambs,
East LfsHsrr.-CAttle - Receipts, III head :
shipments - market fair; prime, - .SlS 10
tur 10 eood, ~ Soxt IS common - i3li IS
flnmert- Ia New York, cars.
hpgS-hecs1pts, lSO head; shipments l. zoo
head market 'air; Philadelphias. u l0zfs q ;
fnrsers, - RS Is; common to light. es 5spJ 60 :
pigs - l5Q5 u shipments 10 >ew. York, none.
sheep -kec-ipls. tp head shipments. isS
market far: prime o bOd5 IS; fair To
sona - SoSsiS; Common, t.13 20 lambs dull
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-10
Educs.ional Couv.ntion In Colamb,,.

Despite the inclsment weather, a large
audience was In attendance at the third
educational convention iu Trinity Reformed
church, Columbia, Wednesday evening.
After devotional exercises conducted by the
pastor loci, the following subjects were dis
cussed.
The duty of church members to tho uncon.
Armed youth OF the congregs alton, Rev. q.
~. Roeder, EIizsbethtown, Pa
The duty OF church members TO those lately
confirmed, Rev. d. b. Schneider, Marietta, Pa.
The duty OF church members TO their
acQuaintances outside OF the church, Rev. W ar.
rem J. johnson, Mannheim, Pa
The discussions were each of 20 minutes
length, and were listened to with marked
attention. A feature Of the convention was
the excellent music furnished by the choir,
who rendered several anthems in an effective
manner and with much spirit
These conventions, held statedly, have had
. marked effect upon the congregations IN
which they were held, aud are prod of
much good. Tho next meeting will be held
IN 81 Paul's Reformed church, Mannheim next
month.
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Jim Linthurst Sent Out,

Jim Linthurst who has figured frequently
In the police court, as a defendant, was one
OF the occupants Of the prisoners dock at the
station house this morning. He received his
quarterly pension few days ago, and as is
dis practice on such occasions he went on
spree. He was picked up during the night
very much under the influence OF liquor.
For drunkenness and disorderly conduct he
was sentenced TO pay the costs, and for com.
mi'ting nuisance in Centre Square he was
committed for ten days. He had over $50 10
his pocket when arrested.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-10

Mr.. S'muel Clarke, the euterprising tea
and coffee man, has been so successful in
Lancaster that his place of business, Nn. SIS
West King street, has long been too contine
for his operations. To-dsy he moves into the
spacious store room formerly occupied by
Joseph Roger, couiertioner His present ad.
dress, therefore, 1. Nos. so and 81 West King
street. opposite the SOrret Horse hotel. Mr.
Clarke has now one OF the haudsomest store
rooms in the city, and one OF the most com.
Pete establishments In the state
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FEW STATE NOTES.

The original charter OF Philadelphia, dated
1881. has been recently discovered.
Annie Ntblick, OF Philsdelphis, aged IS,
was found on Wednesday hanging dead
from the transom of a door.
Altoons Will vote on Tuesday next on the
proposition to increase the city debt by $500
oOo for the purpose OF adding 10 the wafer
supply.
the school directors Of the Second district
OF Lnzsrne have expressed themselves as
heartily in favor Of the new municipal bill.
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